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OK, I'll buy that.TAPETRVE wrote:Two words: Peter Pan (The literary original written by J.M. Barrie, not the fabric softened Disney version!), or rather Peter Pan's perfectly perverted parallel persona.
I don't remember that Smeagol was concerned with retaining his humanity (hobbithood? hobbitliness?) at all until Bilbo Frodo came along, though. Cursed with long life, yes, and a miserable one at that, but Gollum's possession by the Ring was total, whereas Eli seems never to have forgotten that she was once human, even if she can't be fully human anymore. It could be argued that Eli spent a couple of centuries looking for something (without knowing what), but Gollum, it seems to me, sought only to exist and to retain his Precioussssss.abner_mohl wrote:Smeagol/Gollum from Lord of the Rings. Like Eli he is living with the consequences of being cursed with long life, tired and struggling to retain what humanity both have left.
Feh, Homer only lusts for a donut. Eli would emotionally overpower such an oversized child in about two minutes flat.hillerr wrote:How about Homer Simpson as Hakan?
Good point, bad comparison.sauvin wrote:I don't remember that Smeagol was concerned with retaining his humanity (hobbithood? hobbitliness?) at all until Bilbo Frodo came along, though. Cursed with long life, yes, and a miserable one at that, but Gollum's possession by the Ring was total, whereas Eli seems never to have forgotten that she was once human, even if she can't be fully human anymore. It could be argued that Eli spent a couple of centuries looking for something (without knowing what), but Gollum, it seems to me, sought only to exist and to retain his Precioussssss.abner_mohl wrote:Smeagol/Gollum from Lord of the Rings. Like Eli he is living with the consequences of being cursed with long life, tired and struggling to retain what humanity both have left.

